Welcome
Table of contents
- 1.1. Getting started
- 1.1.1. Add users
- 1.1.2. Select a new style
- 1.1.3. Explore your settings
- 1.1. Getting started
- 2. Site Contents
- 3. Nios Videos
Here are some tips on administering this wiki:
Getting started
Add users
Your Deki is configured to allow users to create their own accounts from the login screen. However, you can also create accounts for users manually from the User Management in your Control Panel (See the "Tools" dropdown). Users who have accounts created for them will be notified via email; bootstrapping a community has never been easier.Select a new style
Wik.is offers multiple templates and color schemes for you to choose - find a palette which is more appealing for your community. Changing your styles is as easy as going to the Visual Appearances in your Control Panel.Explore your settings
Don't be afraid to explore your Control Panel - you'll find easy ways to manage and customize your Deki.Free Open Source Embedded Linux now available for the Nios II Processor. Download the distribution and get started.
| Welcome to the New Nios Wiki. Please feel free to contribute. Register to get a wiki login to edit, create new web pages and post comments. This Wiki is dedicated to making the most of your Nios II embedded processor development by giving Nios II users a place to collaborate on user guides, design tips, and other frequently asked questions. Visit the Nios Community Forum if you would like to post questions about the Nios II processor or embedded software. Should you have any sugguestions or would like to report page vandalism, please email admin@nioswiki.com.
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Site Contents
Tips for new users
Embedded Training Resources
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- Linux for the Nios II Processor with MMU
- Commercially supported open source Linux for the Nios II Processor
- uClinux for the NIOS II Processor without MMU (contains a lot info useful for MMU enabled systems, too)
- µC/OS-II
- eCos
- DasUBoot a powerful boot loader and monitor.
- RTEMS
- FreeRTOS
- ERIKA Enterprise
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Design Tips and Tools
- EmbeddedDesignGuides
- C2H C-to-Hardware Acceleration Compiler
- CommandLine development flow for the Nios II
- CrossGcc build nios2-elf toolchain on Linux.
- CustomInstructions contains info that you can't find in the documentation.
- Custom Floating Point Unit contains a single preicsion floating point unit that you can use with Nios II
- VersionControl you should use Subversion to keep track of your daily work.
- LinuxGdbServer NIOS2 gdb server under Linux.
- QuartusforLinux the recommended development platform.
- JtagStandalone standalone jtag tools instead of the bulk of Quartus for Linux
- GCCTools Software development using the gcc tools
- HAL Nios II Hardware Abstraction Layer
- NicheStack information (no rtos, ofw, modules, etc)
- Nios2Studio beta
- Nios2EmbeddedEvaluationKit
- Video processing example designs
- ExampleDesigns
- SOPC Builder Hardware Peripherals
- SystemConsole
- WhitePapers
- Nios II Literature Page on Altera.com - Go here to download the latest documentation for the Nios II processor and SOPC Builder from Altera..
- Download the latest Altera Tools including the Nios II Embedded Design Suite for free
AlteraEmbeddedPartners
Nios News
| Quartus II Design Software and Nios II EDS Version 9.1 Now Available |
| Design Guides: Develop Embedded Systems with Altera FPGAs These new design guides explain the best practices for developing embedded systems with Altera. If you're new to Altera's embedded products, the design guides will bring you up to speed quickly. Experienced users will learn how to improve efficiency and reduce design cycles. Download today! |
Nios Videos
5 Easy Steps to Building an Embedded Processor System In an FPGA
Duck Hunt on a Altera DE2 board
Developing Software for the Nios II Processor
Wall of NEEK in Japan
- Tag page
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- What links here
